Sorry, for the repeat post, but realized I'd posted on an old thread. I'm hoping for a quick answer and thought this might be a better way to get it fast.
I own a Pioneer DVR 560-H and have it hooked up to my Avid Editing System via RCA and S-video cables. Basically, I play my edited videos in realtime and record them to the HDD of the Pioneer DVR. This works unbelievably great, save for one aspect - my video is recorded in 4:3. Does anyone know if there is a setting in which I can automatically record to DVD or HDD with a letterbox? I've tried both the 16:9 and 4:3 Letterboxed options in the "Playback" settings. If I can figure this one snag out, it will save me hundreds of hours of render time in Avid.
Many thanks!
P.S. I used to have an old Sony DVR that would do this automatically. I would just set my tv setting on the DVR as 4:3 letterboxed. I don't see this option on the Pioneer.
I own a Pioneer DVR 560-H and have it hooked up to my Avid Editing System via RCA and S-video cables. Basically, I play my edited videos in realtime and record them to the HDD of the Pioneer DVR. This works unbelievably great, save for one aspect - my video is recorded in 4:3. Does anyone know if there is a setting in which I can automatically record to DVD or HDD with a letterbox? I've tried both the 16:9 and 4:3 Letterboxed options in the "Playback" settings. If I can figure this one snag out, it will save me hundreds of hours of render time in Avid.
Many thanks!
P.S. I used to have an old Sony DVR that would do this automatically. I would just set my tv setting on the DVR as 4:3 letterboxed. I don't see this option on the Pioneer.
